The Estonian Broadcasting Museum, situated in Türi, is considering a proposal from its stakeholders to potentially relocate. This proposal comes amidst discussions about the museum's operational viability and the need for additional funding. Although there is a possibility that a permanent exhibition could remain in Türi, the emphasis is on finding a sustainable way to continue the museum's activities, as current financial support appears insufficient.

The museum, owned by notable entities such as Levira and the Estonian National Museum, faces operational challenges as the facility it occupies is reportedly not conducive for continued use, lacking essential amenities such as heating. The museum's director, Juhan Sihver, emphasizes the importance of evolution for the institution, underlining that the core of the museum's value lies in its collections rather than merely its exhibitions.

Currently, the museum attracts around 5,000 visitors each year, supported by a small staff consisting of a director and a part-time administrator. These factors point to the necessity for a strategic reconsideration of the museum’s future, as the board weighs various options for its survival and relevance in the cultural landscape of Estonia.